Brighton Bear Weekend (BBW) has announced the return of its Annual Easter Quiz, which will raise funds for the Sussex Beacon and the Brighton Rainbow Fund, at Camelford Arms, Brighton on Thursday, March 28 at 9pm sharp. BBW said” “Ready to hop into some quiz fun and a chance to win a fabulous £300 cash […]
BBW are excited to extend a special invitation to furry friends – bears, otters, and cubs – but everyone is welcome.
Not only will there be a quiz with great prizes, but there will also be a raffle with a hamper from Chris Sarson, Funeral Director, and prizes donated from Sussex Beacon and Mike Quinn.
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More LGBT+ venues take part in this year’s Brighton Unity Weekend, up from the original four of Charles Street Tap, Legends, Club & Bar Revenge and The Queens Arms to raise funds for The Rainbow Fund.
Put a team together and trot down to the Camelford Arms on Thursday, April 18. Grab a table, answer the most questions right and £300 cash prize money, is there for the taking.The quiz starts at 9.00pm but arrive at least before 8.00pm to grab a table. Better still have dinner at The Camelford Arms from 7 pm which will guarantee you a table.
Bear-Patrol and Brighton Bear Weekend, the social networking groups for Bears, their friends and allies are raising funds for the Rainbow Fund this weekend with A Very Beary Christmas Weekend series of fundraising events.
The Camelford Arms raise £218 for Clare Project at their weekly Thursday quiz night. Camelford quiz regulars the Fantasic Four Skins were winners on the night, but failed to scoop the £300 cash prize.
